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Recommendation for spinny rubber (18)
Re: Recommendation for spinny rubberby gcollins 20 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Recommendation for spinny rubber) was posted by gcollins, on 3/16/2005 7:12:54 PM:
| I have not tried it all. I was just looking at the site blurb. Norwegian said something about 1.9 sponge? Maybe he meant 1.8. I saw that at Japsko, and I think I saw something like that on some things at Zero. You know me: I don't turn down free anything! I'll stick it something defensive and give it a go. Glad you said something about Dr. Evil on some post up there. That's the only pips out stuff that I ever really liked. I used it on my forehand for a while and never lost a single game with it. But it got boring. The kids weren't experienced enough to handle the block back and chop of it. I think they overestimated the spin almost every time, and I couldn't play any offense with it at all. But some of these forum guys who are really serious about LPs should at least give the Evil a try (even though it's short pip OX). |